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Cult Classics - Terminator 2 Series 3
Clear room for more Arnold and the new T-1000...
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NECA has posted new images and information regarding their third series of Terminator 2 action figures first revealed at Toy Fair. Hitting shelves in May, this four figure assortment will include two new versions of Arnold Schwarzenegger as the T-800, as well as the debut of Robert Patrick as the liquid metal T-1000.
This brand new version of the T-800 comes courtesy of the popular T2-3D movie attraction at Universal Studios theme parks. This figure is fully poseable and comes with a shotgun and plasma rifle. Articulation includes ball-jointed neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, and swivel waist.
It's the last scene of the movie and everyone's a little worse for the wear. This T-800 has been back and forth fighting the T-1000 all day, and by the time they get to the Steel Mill, it shows. Figure comes with a pistol and grenade launcher, and articulation including a ball-jointed neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, and swivel waist.
The T-1000 debuts in the series as he first appears in his police uniform pursuing John Connor in the shopping mall. He boasts five interchangeable hands and a pistol. Also the heads, hands, and forearms can be interchanged between this figure and the battle damaged Pescadero version to create your own unique T-1000.
This battle damaged T-1000 shows the damage he endures when he first meets up with the T-800 in the Pescadero Hospital. The figure features bullet wounds, hook arms, and two different heads, an exploded head after taking a shotgun blast, and a split head as he forms back together. Also the heads, hands, and forearms can be interchanged between this figure and the less blown-to-bits Galleria T-1000 to create your own unique version.
Source: NECAonline.com
